Re: Réf : Re: Problem sending scheduled message

[Dennis <iseries@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

... Or you could just cut to the chase.  In this situation, you are already qualifying the name of the MSGQ, so the only place where qualification/library lists may help you is on the job submission itself.  Instead of CALL PGM(mypgm), simply do CALL PGM(mylib/mypgm) in the scheduled job and be done with it.

While I am a firm believer in undertsanding the technology with which you work, one doesn't have to learn the whole of work management in order to perform such a simple task!
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Dennis
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"Joe Pluta" <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> As Rob pointed out, you may be running an initial program that sets the
>
> library list.  Work management on the IBM i is a complex business.  Do
> a 
> DSPUSRPRF on the user profile in question.  See what its job
> description 
> is.  Then do a DSPJOBD on that job description to determine the initial
>
> library list.
>
> An empirical way to check is to create a scheduled job entry with a bad
>
> command that you know will hard halt.  For example, call a program that
>
> doesn't exist:
>
> ADDJOBSCDE USER(MYUSER) CMD(CALL BADLIB/BADPGM)
>
> When that runs, it will get hung in a MSGW.  At that point, look at the
>
> job and see what its library list is.
>
> Joe
>
> > here's some informations about the way i scheduled the job :
> >
> >
> > I scheduled  the job with the login of the owner of MSGQ
> > When i DSPLIBL with the login of the owner of MSGQ, the library
> appears in
> > the list
>
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